Potholes are a major concern each winter. Indianapolis filled hundreds of thousands last year. WFYI's Taylor Bennet speaks with the Department of Public Works Dan Parker about conditions this year.

The partnership is a matching funds program that awards community based nonprofits funds for projects like sidewalks, bridges and trails.

The Central Avenue Bridge over Fall Creek will open in July after being closed for more than two years.

Traffic on Southport Road will be slower than usual for the next few months due to resurfacing and widening projects.

Fluctuating temperatures have created more potholes than usual, but the Department of Public Works promises help is on the way for Indianapolis drivers.

Temperatures will drop from the 50s to below freezing in the span of a couple of hours Thursday night.

Trees without decorations can be dropped off at several Indy Parks locations through the end of January.

City trash collection services schedules will return to normal on Monday, Jan. 8.

Curbside recycling, residential, heavy trash and leaf collection will slide one day forward after Thanksgiving Day.

The Indianapolis Department of Public Works will collect bagged leaves on regular trash pickup days Nov. 6 through Dec. 1.